SCRH127-7R6

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Fixed inductors are passive electronic components that store energy in the form of a magnetic field when they are electrically energized. Inductors are used mainly to provide frequencies in circuits, although they can also be used to filter and even delay the flow of current in circuits. SCRH 127-7R6 is a family of fixed inductors specifically designed for applications requiring resonance, pulse-width modulation, switching and filtering.

The SCRH 127-7R6 fixed inductor family has an exceptional saturation current of up to 7.0A and a very low DC resistance of only 0.15mΩ, allowing for the maximum current to pass through with the minimum energy loss. The inductors’ unique double-layer winding construction provides enhanced thermal performance and ensures that there is adequate room for connecting and mounting wires, ensuring total reliability during operation. The SCRH 127-7R6 is available in two sizes, allowing them to be used in applications that require a combination of both horizontal and vertical space.

The SCRH 127-7R6 fixed inductors have a wide variety of applications. They are often used in power supplies and in UPS systems, where they are used to control the current output. They are also commonly used in battery charger designs for their ability to provide reliable power conversion and efficient power quality management. Additionally, these inductors are essential for performing synchronous rectification operations in motor control circuits, power converters, and digital media players.

The SCRH 127-7R6 fixed inductor operates using electromagnetic induction. This occurs when a conductor, such as a wire, undergoes a time-varying magnetic field. This variation in the magnetic field induces an electromotive force in the conductor, which then pushes electric current to flow through the wire and into the inductor. As this current flow increases, a magnetic field builds up within the inductor, storing energy. This stored energy is then released back into the circuit when the current begins to decrease. This cycle of current flow and magnetic field energy release continues until the circuit is powered down or the current is interrupted. In this way, inductors are able to provide continuous power conversion by providing continuous energy transfer from one circuit to another.

The use of fixed inductors is essential for any electronics circuit that requires a degree of current control or regulation. The SCRH 127-7R6 family of mineral oil-encapsulated inductors is an excellent choice for high current applications, due to its saturation characteristics, excellent thermal performance, and small size. This so-called “appetite for current” makes it a perfect fit for power supplies, UPs systems, and many other current-sensitive applications.

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